Can cultural nuances make or break business opportunities?   Andrea Plawutsky, Director of Australia China Tourism Connections explains to Stacey why working with those that have deep knowledge of the market and understanding your sector, can be a big benefit.

For more information about the show visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-chinese-tourism-to-australia-is-on-the-rise-find-out-why

Can cultural nuances make or break business opportunities?   Andrea Plawutsky, Director of Australia China Tourism Connections explains to Stacey why working with those that have deep knowledge of the market and understanding your sector, can be a big benefit.

For more information about the show visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-chinese-tourism-to-australia-is-on-the-rise-find-out-why

What is a trade agreement, and how do they make it easier for you to do business? Alina Bain, CEO of Export Council of Australia explains to Stacey why Trade Agreements open up some great opportunities for SMEs.

For more information about the show visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-how-do-trade-agreements-create-opportunities-for-business-in-other-countries

What are the intangible assets in your business and how valuable are they? Yumi Millan Managing Director of EverEdge Global Australia explains to Stacey the intellectual property, patents and how you can protect your trade secrets to maximise the value of your business.

For more information about the show or Guest visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-are-the-intangible-assets-in-your-business-valuable

What is the importance of having the right marketing and strategy plan in place when entering the Chinese market?  Is your product the right product, would it sell to the Chinese market?  Stacey talks with Simon Kaiyuli, principal of Cross Cultural Partner about marketing strategy in China, how it’s very different to working with Australian consumers.

For more information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-does-strong-brand-presence-in-australia-guarantee-success-in-china

In this episode host Stacey Martin is joined by Stella Li of Silk Road Consulting.

More than ever before, Chinese investors are looking to form strong strategic partnerships with SME Australian businesses. Sought after business includes those in the food, agriculture, health and aged care industries. But how do you find these opportunities?

For more information about this episode visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-want-to-make-your-sme-irresistible-to-chinese-investors

In this episode host Stacey Martin is joined by Andrea Myles of China Australia Millennial Project (CAMP). The start-up world is booming; calling entrepreneurs to come forward and make their billions. Facebook, Uber, Airbnb, Billion Dollar Club, Dropbox, Snapchat. They all started with one idea. But where do these ideas come from?

For more information visit about this episode http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/episode/view/aus-asia-business-think-you-can-create-something-bigger-than-facebook

In this episode host Stacey Martin is joined by Kerrie Phipps, leadership coach, speaker & author. Kerrie talks about her journey and how it lead her to where she is now. They also discuss Kerrie's book "Do Talk To Strangers," as well as touching on how to build business relationships overseas and much more.

Bonnie is the Director of the Hong Kong Trade and Development Council. The Council provides extensive assistance in connecting business owners with the right partners, agents, distributors and buyers to give them the best chance of international success. Listen to Bonnie's podcast to learn more about her career, her tips for internationalising your business, and much more.

Dr Stephanie is the CEO of Austrade, the Australian Government agency responsible for promoting trade, investment, international education and tourism policy. Austrade’s first female CEO, Stephanie was previously Lead Partner for Education, Oceania at Ernst and Young and prior to that the Deputy Vice Chancellor at Monash University in Melbourne. Listen to Stephanie's podcast to learn more about her illustrious career.